A curated list of trusted specialists and organisations offering psychological and psychotherapeutic support in Russian and Ukrainian in Prague and across Czechia — in person and online. The list includes private psychologists as well as free crisis lines and support centres for refugees from Ukraine. Contact details were accurate at the time of writing; please get in touch with the specialist or organisation directly to book an appointment or check current terms.
A curated list of trusted specialists and organisations offering psychological and psychotherapeutic support in Russian and Ukrainian in Prague and across Czechia — in person and online. The list includes private psychologists as well as free crisis lines and support centres for refugees from Ukraine. Contact details were accurate at the time of writing; please get in touch with the specialist or organisation directly to book an appointment or check current terms.
The National Institute of Mental Health offers free psychosocial and psychotherapeutic support for Ukrainians aged 7 and up affected by the war, in Ukrainian and Russian, in person and online, by prior appointment (coordinator Nataliia Berezhko, email [email protected]). The institute also maintains a nationwide map of psychosocial support services across Czechia.
Phone: +420 722 493 134
Website: www.nudz.cz/pomahame-ukrajine/psychosocialni-podpora
A free, anonymous helpline run by the International Organization for Migration, offering emotional and psychological support to people affected by the war, with consultations available in Ukrainian and Russian.
Phone: +420 800 050 770
Website: czechia.iom.int
A free, anonymous helpline run by the Czech Association for Psychotherapy, offering up to 6 free sessions of psychological and psychotherapeutic support, including in Ukrainian and Russian. Only the cost of the phone call applies.
Phone: +420 212 812 540
Website: linkasluchatko.cz
A helpline for Ukrainian refugees (Mon–Fri, 9:00–17:00) offering information, legal and social support in Ukrainian. The organisation also brings in psychologists from Ukraine to work with trauma using the Assyst method.
Phone: +420 770 600 800
Website: www.clovekvtisni.cz/potrebuji-pomoci
A migrant support organisation offering individual psychological counselling, support groups and crisis assistance for refugees from Ukraine in Ukrainian and Russian. It runs a community centre in Prague and operates the DUMKA project.
Address: Záhřebská 539/15, Praha 2, 120 00
Phone: +420 736 101 609
Website: www.amiga-migrant.cz
A network of volunteer psychologists providing free psychological support to Ukrainians in Czechia and Ukraine, in person and online; some specialists speak Ukrainian and Russian. Appointments can be booked via the website.
Website: www.cpng.cz
A Russian-speaking psychologist in Prague offering individual therapy for adults, in person and online. Partial reimbursement of therapy costs may be available from some Czech insurance companies. Email [email protected].
Address: Jordana Jovkova 3256/11, 143 00 Praha 4
Phone: +420 733 362 347
Website: www.breuspsychology.cz
A Russian-speaking psychologist, psychoanalyst and psychotherapist in Prague, offering single consultations as well as short- and long-term psychoanalytic therapy, in person and online. Book by email at [email protected].
Website: www.psiholog.cz
A psychologist with many years of experience, offering individual and family therapy, work with teenagers, and CBT and Gestalt approaches, in person and online. Consultations in Russian; she also speaks Ukrainian. Email [email protected].
Address: Seydlerova 6, Praha 5
Phone: +420 774 985 171
Website: psychologru.cz
This information is provided for reference only; phone numbers, addresses, opening hours and terms may change — please check with the organisations' official websites for the latest details.
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